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SHELTER IN A changing climate

With erratic weather patterns and unreliable harvests from rain-fed agriculture, some small-scale farmers in Zambia are turning to beekeeping to outsmart climate change and keep up their incomes

By UNDP in Zambia

November 27^th, 2019

Footnotes Story and photos by Moses Zangar, Jr./Communications Specialists, Environment Unit, UNDP Zambia.

© 2024 UNDP in Zambia

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